1. SECTION B: Non-Fiction writing
Paper 2: Writer’s viewpoints and perspectives
SECTION B: Non-Fiction writing

2. Paper 1: Shakespeare and 19th Century novel
Paper 2: Writer’s viewpoints and perspectives
Literature
1hr 45
Macbeth and Christmas Carol
40%
Language
1hr 45
Non-fiction extracts
50%
Paper 2: Modern texts and poetry
Paper 1:Creative Reading and Creative writing
Literature
2hr 15
Blood Brothers and Poetry anthology
60%
Language
1hr 45
Fiction extract
50%

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4. Paper 2 Question 5 : - used to list things.
Language techniques
The basics
AFORERSTHAM
Paper 2 Question 5
Sophisticated punctuation
? – rhetorical questions.
! – emotional or commands
(don’t over use)
: - used to list things.
; - Like a comma, used to pause. (replaces the word because)
… - To show a dramatic pause or an incomplete idea.
Remember the rules
Grab their attention.
Be precise.
Clearly establish the topic.
Support your ideas with evidence.
Offer alternatives.
Variety of structures.
Danger words.
Shiny words.
Get to the point.
Sentence Starters
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A Doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
6. A short sentence for effect
Pain. Excruciating pain.
A/A* or 8/9
Triadic structures
Irony
Parallelism
Anecdote

5. 5 Different Ways to start a sentence
Sentences
5 Different Ways to start a sentence
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
Task:
Write the gist of the sentence below out 5 times, using a different sentence starter each time.
“I don’t think homework is useful or has any benefit to students.” 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6. Dinner party adjectives
Convert these standard adjectives into more sophisticated adjectives. The first one is done for you.
Boring = Lacklustre
Angry
Hate
Love
Happy
Unhappy
Useless
Wrong
Annoy

7. 5 Different Ways to start a sentence
Sentences
5 Different Ways to start a sentence
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
Task:
Write the gist of the sentence below out 5 times, using a different sentence starter each time.
“I don’t think homework is useful or has any benefit to students.” 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

8. 5 Different Ways to start a sentence
Sentences
5 Different Ways to start a sentence
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
Task:
Write the gist of the sentence below out 5 times, using a different sentence starter each time.
“I don’t think homework is useful or has any benefit to students.” 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

9. Purpose = Audience = Format =
Young people spend too much money on clothes and are too often influenced by brands and designer labels.’ Write an article to be included in an online magazine, giving your views on this topic.
Purpose =
Audience =
Format =

10. Young people spend too much money on clothes and are too often influenced by brands and designer labels.’ Write an article to be included in an online magazine, giving your views on this topic.
Young people spend way to much money on clothes because their friends will judge them if they don’t look good. The designer brands and labels no this which is why they make young people worry about how they look. It is quite a big problem because young people can waste a lot of money buying these clothes. Young people might also start to hate themselves and develop health problems because of how they look. I think that young people are too influenced by designers and brands and it needs to stop.

11. Young people spend too much money on clothes and are too often influenced by brands and designer labels.’ Write an article to be included in an online magazine, giving your views on this topic.
How can material, fabric, even something as insignificant as cotton have such an influence over young people’s lives? I will tell you why. Fear. Fear of being the metaphorical and literal elephant in the room. Fear of whispers in the corridor. Fear of looking different. Sadly fear sells; young people will always care about their appearance, and designers know this. Designers love this. But are they to blame? No one is forcing us to part with our hard earned cash (Not that it is usually that hard earned). So what is actually to blame. Let’s find out.

12. How can material, fabric, even something as insignificant as cotton have such an influence over young people’s lives? I will tell you why. Fear. Fear of being the metaphorical and literal elephant in the room. Fear of whispers in the corridor. Fear of looking different. Sadly fear sells; young people will always care about their appearance, and designers know this. Designers love this. But are they to blame? No one is forcing us to part with our hard earned cash (Not that it is usually that hard earned). So what is actually to blame. Let’s find out.
Techniques
Alliteration
Fact Opinion
Rhetorical Question Emotive language
Statistics
Triplet
Hyperbole
Anecdote Metaphor
Short sentences
Brackets/Hyphens
Direct address
Sentence Starters
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A Doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
6. A short sentence for effect
Pain. Excruciating pain.

13. Difficult to revise…What can you do?
Read newspaper articles
Research teenage related exam topics
Design questions for each other
Ruffles Revision
Practice makes perfect
Blogs
Check your post
 Practice
Write a magazine article which explains the importance of one modern invention that you think has really changed people’s lives.
There have been a number of serious traffic accidents involving children on a busy road in your area. Write a letter to your local Council, suggesting ways in which such accidents could be avoided.
Write an article for a teenage magazine in which you explain what changes teenagers could make to their lives and why.
Write an article on personal safety for a website for young people.
Your local newspaper has published an article with the title ‘Mobile phones are essential for modern life’. Write a letter to the newspaper giving your views on this topic.
Young people spend too much money on clothes and are too often influenced by brands and designer labels.’ Write an article to be included in an online magazine, giving your views on this topic.
Your School or College Council wants to appoint new student members to make sure students’ views are represented. Write the text of a speech you would deliver to the Council giving reasons why you should be appointed.

14. Question 5 – Write your opening paragraph – be very skills aware.
Your local newspaper has published an article with the title ‘Mobile phones are essential for modern life’. Write a letter to the newspaper giving your views on this topic.
Techniques
Alliteration
Fact Opinion
Rhetorical Question Emotive language
Statistics
Triplet
Hyperbole
Anecdote Metaphor
Short sentences
Brackets/Hyphens
Direct address
Sentence Starters
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A Doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
6. A short sentence for effect
Pain. Excruciating pain.
Sophisticated punctuation
? – rhetorical questions.
! – emotional or commands
(don’t over use)
: - used to list things.
; - Like a comma, used to pause. (replaces the word because)
… - To show a dramatic pause or an incomplete idea.

15. Paper 1 Question 5 : - used to list things.
Language techniques
The basics
AFORERSTHAM
Paper 1 Question 5
Sophisticated punctuation
? – rhetorical questions.
! – emotional or commands
(don’t over use)
: - used to list things.
; - Like a comma, used to pause. (replaces the word because)
… - To show a dramatic pause or an incomplete idea.
Remember the rules
Grab their attention.
Be precise.
Cleary establish the topic.
Support your ideas with evidence.
Offer alternatives.
Variety of structures.
Danger words.
Shiny words.
Get to the point.
Sentence Starters
The subject
Facebook is changing the world we live in.
2. A Doing word (-ing or –ed word)
Pressing the ‘like’ button lead me into a new networking world.
Worried about your Facebook addiction? Don’t be.
3. A conjunction
As with Facebook, Twitter also has its problems.
4. An adverb
Excitedly I waited for my next friend request.
5. An adjective
Angry and upset, I deleted the offensive wall post.
6. A short sentence for effect
Pain. Excruciating pain.
A/A* or 8/9
Triadic structures
Irony
Parallelism
Anecdote